The Shetland Times

November visitors to Shetland include Bohemian waxwings, nightjars, Hume’s warbler, American wigeon, kingfisher, olive-backed pipit, great grey shrike and Artic …

In autumn, they switch to eating berries, favouring rowan berries but also taking rose hips and the berries of hawthorn, ...

New York turkeys a conservation success story — Winging It

For 100 years no gobbles were heard, no struts were seen and no poults were hatched. Wild turkeys were absent from New York’s ...
Discover Wildlife

5 giants of the sky: Discover the birds with the biggest, most enormous wingspans – including one as long as a car

The largest flying birds in the world have wingspans of up to 3.5m; discover the five biggest, plus where they live and what ...